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Today’s column will contain some of the most valuable investing advice you’ll ever read. But be warned.

You won’t see this anywhere else.

What I have to say is direct… blunt, even.

I’ve chosen to publish this column today because I want every investor who reads it to have a fighting chance in the months ahead, at a time when the headlines are hopelessly negative and running for the hills seems like a prudent thing to do.

The coronavirus situation is a long way from over and a huge number of unknowns remain – any one of which could prompt more selling ahead.

Like millions of Americans, you may have found yourself with much more time on your hands this week. You can binge-watch your favorite TV shows, obliterate your smartphone by streaming music, hit the video games… even simply sit on your …

Dear Reader, Most, if not all, investors are worried about the markets right now. Given the circumstances, that’s understandable. Click here to download the PDF version The problem is many investors think about their money in terms of all or …

You will get discouraged. You will want to give up. You will be scared by current market conditions, headlines, the coronavirus situation and more. You will fear missing out on the big rally that’s building (again)

Every investor faces this problem.

There will be days where making money seems like shooting fish in a proverbial barrel… or as impossible as finding a hen’s tooth.

I’m hearing from a number of people who are “changing” their thinking to deal with the ongoing coronavirus situation, especially when it comes to their money.

Why?

They’re trying to “buy the dip” which is great but very, very dangerous if you do that blindly or for the wrong reasons. Many have tried in recent weeks only to be nursing very expensive losses just days later.

Still more are blindly throwing their money at companies that haven’t got a hope in hell of getting through this unscathed. Cruise liners and casinos come to mind, for example. They’re down as much as 89%, in just a matter of weeks. Boeing (BA) is another.

Yet, at the same time, there’s an entirely different class of companies that’s taking off to new highs and proving to be far more resilient than the broader markets. The Clorox Co (___) comes to mind, for instance.

Naturally, many folks want to chase that kind of performance because they fear missing out on the rebound.

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Still, I’m beginning to get the sense that we’re far more likely near a bottom than a top, which means picking the “right” companies could set you up for once-in-a-lifetime wealth at prices you won’t see again for a generation.

Countries are mobilizing and isolating in a blitz attempt to stop the quarantine, and it could bring around an entirely new class of new technologies, medicines, data security, and computerization. Click here to watch!

I know that’s hard to believe as the markets come unglued, but hear me out.

Playing offense is always more profitable over time than trying to avoid a downturn. Not sometimes, not at a point in time… always.

For example, I wrote to you recently, on March 6, and suggested you consider The Clorox Company (NYSE:CLX). It’s just hit new all highs of $205.36 as I type. I suggested investors avoid Boeing at all costs in the aftermath of the MAX situation when it was trading at nearly $360, and it broke $100 a share this morning.

People ask me frequently “how I know.”

I don’t.

I simply have two things working for me that every investor needs: a) perspective drawn from 37 years in global markets and b) world class analytics that help me see what could happen next a little more clearly.

I don’t have to do a damn thing except pay attention. And, of course, buy “must have” companies the world can’t live without -something you hear me say a lot.

There’s no bottom in sight… and it’s because of the computers. People are looking for an opportunity – even just a few seconds – but the computers are getting there first. Closing the markets may be our only hope. Click here to watch!

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